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Awel Menai, meaning breeze from the Menai Strait, overlooks the lock gates and yachts in the marina. Nice extra in this cottage is the livingroom on 2nd flight, enabling you to enjoy the views even more. Restaurants, pubs and small shops on walking distance. A pleasant cottage, interesting...[more]

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Nestling in the hidden valley of Cwm Pennant you will find this extraordinary tower, built in 1821 by Sir Joseph Huddart as a folly to commemorate his knighthood at the time of the coronation of George IV. Over the years the tower fell into disrepair, but now it has been completely...[more]

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Welcome to the Lleyn Peninsula, famous for its beautiful beaches, rugged coastline and breathtaking nature. National Park Snowdonia, known for its granite mountains, is well worth a visit and if you like seafood you will find whatever you need. Your holiday home enjoys rural views...[more]

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Capel Ogwen is situated on an unspoilt, sparsely populated coastline. The region is hilly, and if you like bird watching you will have a chance to see a lot of the 180 species recorded in this area. 5 of 6 bedrooms have seaview. Meals can be taken directly from the house to the beach...[more]

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In a small village, on 5km of popular Caernarfon, famous for its immense castle in which Prince Charles was crowned Prince of Wales, you will find this special accommodation. The region is perfect for hill walking, and the intimacy of pubs and restaurants are within a short frive....[more]